John Sterling, legendary Yankees broadcaster, dead at 87
Posted May 8, 2026
John Sterling, the legendary New York Yankees radio announcer, has died. He was 87. Sterling, who started as the Yankees’ play-by-play announcer in 1989, quickly became a staple of the team’s radio broadcasts. Over the first 30 years of his career, he never missed a game, once appearing on over 5,000 straight broadcasts until missing a few games in 2019.
(Yahoo! Sports)
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